Sentence examples for consistently compared from inspiring English sources

As regards consistency of condom use in vaginal sex, 89% used condoms consistently compared with 11% who used condoms inconsistently.

The description of Dr Tabor's journey from his home territory of Finchley to the Essex countryside is like a Constable with faint Fuseli shadows and Cake himself is consistently compared to something less than human: a ghost, a weightless model of a man, a will-o'-the-wisp.

For anal sex, 90% used condoms consistently compared with 10% who used condoms inconsistently.

He has observed training at the likes of Ajax, Manchester City and Liverpool, although he has been most consistently compared to Jurgen Klopp, the Borussia Dortmund head coach.

For each substrate, the average pit count was calculated using a five-point measurement on an AFM, and scan sizes (10 μm × 10 μm) were fixed so that surface properties could be consistently compared between the different sample areas.

Overall, majority of the study participants (63%) used condoms consistently compared to nonconsistent users (37%).

Question for Paul Mason: Is it not irrepsonsible for the Government to consistently compare the budget of the UK to a household budget?

We can see clearly that across the age ranges that are generally reported, America performs consistently compares very poorly in terms of survival.

For the purpose of consistently comparing different clustering results, entropies of each GO term are pooled together.

Indian women have not been performing consistently well, compared to, say, their Australian and English counterparts.

Most Americans would agree, and Rosalynn's popularity was consistently high compared with that of other first ladies.